Garuda
Published on Nov 22, 2015
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GARUDA
Garuda is known in Hindu culture as the king of the birds. He has the head, wings, and talons of an eagle.
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He is always associated with Vishnu, as their stories are intertwined. When Garuda couldn't find a surface that could support his weight, Vishnu offered his shoulder.
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From then on, Garuda supplied Vishnu with a mode of transportation, and he remained a faithful companion.
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According to myth, Garuda hatched from an egg that was laid by his mother Vinata.
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Garuda's father had two wives that constantly bickered. His mother lost a bet to the other mother, resulting in her banishment.
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The snakes that guarded her would only accept ambrosia (amrith) as payment for releasing his mother...
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...and that is why snakes have forked tongues
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Garuda serves as a symbol of dedication, good, and love, because if the risk he took to save his mother.
Despite his status as a minor deity, Garuda is still widely revered today because of his connection to Vishnu.
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